‘The best is yet to come’: Proteas gear up for T20 World Cup play-offs
Marizanne Kapp claimed her second Player of the Match award of the tournament after another composed all-round performance in Sunday’s victory. Article: Caxton publication, The Citizen‘We bring you the latest Garden Route, Hessequa, Karoo news’
- ▪Marizanne Kapp claimed her second Player of the Match award of the tournament after another composed all-round performance in Sunday’s victory.
- ▪Article: Caxton publication, The Citizen‘We bring you the latest Garden Route, Hessequa, Karoo news’
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CRICKET NEWS - Having reached the play-offs, the Proteas are confident that their best cricket still lies ahead of them at the Women’s T20 World Cup, according to veteran all-rounder Marizanne Kapp.The SA team finished second in their group last week with four wins from five matches, and they were gearing up to face unbeaten hosts England in a semifinal clash in London on Thursday (19:30 start).While some players had stood up and delivered in the opening round, Kapp felt they were only “at 60%” in the group stages, but she was confident individuals including captain Laura Wolvaardt would come to the party in the chase for the maiden World Cup title.“I know this team and if players like Wolvie (Wolvaardt) haven’t hit their straps yet, we have a lot of players that are due, and that for me…
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